>>maxuti+(OP)
Well that story is just sad, because it means the principle/research-oriented company structure they set up utterly failed in the face of profit motives. Clearly Altman was not dissuaded from doing things the power structure didn't want him to do.
>>brucet+V2
In today's world, capitalism, or more like human hubris and greed for the desire of ever-growing process, always prevail in the end, no matter how venerate and honorable your initial goals would be
>>stevef+x3
The more important story than a "failure of capitalism" is Altman's influence and maneuvering as a CEO.
He had certain positions, and pushed them just gradually enough for OpenAI to end up where it is today. A more zealous capitalist would have gotten fired unceremoniously long ago.